Nicaraguan commercial ports move over 132,000 metric tons
Puerto Corinto continues to be the busiest port, receiving 11 ships during the mentioned week, including 5 container ships, 2 bulk carriers, 3 tankers, and 1 Ro-Ro.
TL;DR
- Nicaraguan ports handled 14 international vessels and 132,975 metric tons of cargo from March 2-8.
- Puerto Corinto received 11 ships, including container ships, bulk carriers, tankers, and a Ro-Ro.
- Imports included gypsum, solar equipment, tiles, yellow corn, soy, wheat, diesel, gasoline, and vehicles.
- Exports included edible oil, beans, cassava starch, carbonated drinks, beef, and red beans.
- Other ports like El Bluff, Puerto Cabezas, and Puerto Sandino served national vessels, fishing boats, and imported cement and clinker.
- Tourist ports like Salvador Allende attracted 36,380 visitors, totaling 71,484 visitors across all tourist ports.